Tabletop Creator is a board game maker tool that allows you to design, customize and export your game in a professional, easy and fast way.
Tabletop Creator counts with a tool set for making it easy to create whatever game component you want, customize them and export your project in different formats to get it physically or to play it online.
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Honestly... After using card creator and also some of the free version of tabletop creator... this is incredibly misleading. A lot of the layout components that are shown are not made in this program but instead outside of it. Definetly check out the free version before buying to make an informed decision.
Thank you for your feedback. We’d like to clarify that we are indeed the same creators behind Card Creator. Our aim with Tabletop Creator is to build on that foundation and offer even more comprehensive tools for game creation. Tabletop Creator is continuously improving, with regular updates that add new features and fix bugs. Unlike Card Creator, which is no longer being updated, Tabletop Creator has ongoing support to ensure the best user experience. We encourage users to try the free version first to get a feel for the software before purchasing. If you have any specific concerns or suggestions, please reach out to our support team. We're dedicated to ensuring you have a positive experience with our products.
I love the program but 200$ is too much for the double sided components and extra stuff, Honestly it would be better to not have a free version at all and sell the complete tool for around 20$ to 50$.
We offer two plans: a Free plan and a Pro plan with a one-time lifetime payment. The Free plan gives you access to many of our features at no cost because we believe in providing everyone the chance to explore the software. We only collect basic data necessary to enhance user experience and ensure the platform runs smoothly. All the art and mechanics you create using our software are 100% yours; we do not claim any rights over your creations. Your privacy and intellectual property are our top priorities.
@@Tabletop_Creator Then make it $50 and get MORE than 4x people purchasing it! Lifetime or not, in todays economy you are alienating a LOT of people, and countries.
We're thrilled you love our tool! Here are some key advantages of Tabletop Creator: Free Plan: Explore and create without any initial cost. Lifetime Pro Plan: One-time payment for lifetime access to all premium features, with no recurring fees. Intuitive Interface: Easy to use, perfect for both beginners and experienced designers. Efficient Export: Quick "Print and Play" export and export in multiple formats. Unlimited Storage: Save all your projects without worrying about space. Technical Support and Free Updates: Includes support in both versions, with the latest improvements at no extra cost. Ad-Free Resources: Access to resources without any advertisements. For more information and access to our resources, visit: tabletop-creator.com/support/
@@Tabletop_Creator Dextrous' demo has no watermarks and allows dual sides. Your "Free" allows neither mentioned AND is a crippeled demo. tell the actual facts, people.
@@Tabletop_CreatorLol… really!? I have. Long before I opened my mouth. Tell me what I said was wrong! It’s right there on your page! Same thing I said!!
For free options I'd recommend checking out Dextrous (free with limits) Otherwise, I love the UX, UI design of Tabletop Creator, it does look GREAT! Just $$$$. Keep up the great progress! Will be keeping an eye on this project
Thanks for your recommendation and kind words about Tabletop Creator! We're glad you appreciate the UX/UI design. Here are some highlights of Tabletop Creator: - Free Plan: Start creating without any initial cost. - Lifetime Pro Plan: One-time payment for lifetime access to all premium features. - Intuitive Interface: Easy to use for beginners and pros alike. - Efficient Export: Quick "Print and Play" and multiple format exports. - Unlimited Storage: Store all your projects with no space limits. - Technical Support and Updates: Continuous support and free updates included. - Ad-Free Resources: Access resources without any ads. For more details and resources, visit: tabletop-creator.com/support/
Thanks for your enthusiasm! We're excited for you to give it a try and we invite you to stay connected with our community for more tips and updates! discord.gg/4V7U8Mpc
Canva as "traditional tools"? "We have the new Tesla fully electric car here. We'll see how fast we can go from Berlin to Paris in this bad boy. But first, we'll try the traditional way: Sack-hopping. Let's see which is quicker!"
Haha, that's a fun comparison! 😄 While Canva might be a reliable tool for traditional design needs, Tabletop Creator is like the Tesla of board game design! We offer an innovative, all-in-one solution specifically tailored for game enthusiasts and designers. With features like drag-and-drop functionality, customizable assets, and easy export options for print or online play, we ensure you get from idea to prototype faster and more efficiently than ever before. No sack-hopping required! 🚀🎲"
We understand your concern! Our goal is to provide a versatile and powerful tool for board game design. While some advanced features like double-sided components are part of our pro plan, we offer a variety of free tools and features to help you create amazing games. We continuously strive to add value and make our platform accessible for all users. Your feedback is important to us, and we'll keep working to improve the experience for everyone. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
@@borstenpinsel I didn't know about the water mark, either. The rest of the features locked behind paywall made sense to me as they were more geared towards production. I just find it unfortunate that the double-sided components seem to be the only core feature that budding designers would need. Because of that, I would just recommend people using GIMP, or other free alternatives for new designers, and programs like the Adobe Suite (which everyone hates), the Affinity Suite, or other professional graphic design tools if you were scaling production. This tool feels like an incredible tool for designers looking to self-publish with small print-runs. With the lack of double sided components as a feature, I imagine it will be hard for that audience to justify the $200 before getting comfortable with the workflow of the program. In other words, I personally see the free version as a marketing tactic where you want as many new designers getting really comfortable with your program, and then make money on those designers looking to enter the next level of self-publishing.
Also found it odd that the recorder did not have the pro version and was not able to showcase how the application can be used to manage or facilitate the user of the card/board game.
@@Tabletop_Creator This video comes across as a little odd. Mainly because the reviewer's channel is not mentioned anywhere, not even in the video description, and we don't even hear the name of the reviewer. It is standard practice to link the channel of someone who reviews your product or is even in your video. However most of all the not hearing the name of the reviewer is strange, it makes it *seem* like the reviewer is just an employee pretending to be an independent, I am aware this is not the case but it really comes across this way.
@@robertmacfergus9288 Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We value your feedback and have taken it into consideration by updating our video description to include information about the reviewer. We appreciate your insight and thank you for helping us improve!
I'm suffering on how to create multiple diferent cards and put all on the same set. I'm creating a new for each diferent card, and it's a mess, if my game have more than 100 cards it's a lot of job to create 1 set for each card. Cause I can only put 1 blueprint in each set. How can I have diferent cards in the same blueprint or set ??
Hi there! To efficiently manage your card designs, begin with creating a base blueprint. This blueprint will act as a general template for similar cards. Once you have your base blueprint established, you can proceed to create a set of cards, tailoring the specific details for each card within that set. For a step-by-step guide on this process, I highly recommend reviewing this section in our manual: Creating your first project -> pixelatto.notion.site/Creating-your-first-project-9555996b7da2447d8b75a642f0460cec Additionally, don't hesitate to join our Discord Community! -> discord.com/invite/wATYJxBb. There, both enthusiasts and professionals are ready to offer assistance and answer any queries you may have. It's an excellent resource for support and tips as you continue your journey with Tabletop Creator.
Hey there! Thanks for your question and we appreciate your feedback and have passed it on to the development team. We are working on bringing new features and blueprints in future updates. This is one of the things we have planned in our backlog so we hope to include it in the future. We recommend that you join our discord, where we have a very active community and where you can find more answers to your feedback and questions. We also recommend that you follow our networks where we will keep you posted on updates.
Hey there, board game enthusiasts!🎨🎲 We've got some exciting news to share with you regarding Tabletop Creator📢. We've been hard at work adding new features and expanding our reach, and we can't wait to fill you in on what's cooking!😎⭐
Yes, Tabletop Creator has various box and card sizes for customization, and you can print them too! Whether it's a pocket-sized game or a larger board game, you've got the flexibility to design and play your way. Feel free to reach out if you have more questions or need assistance! Happy gaming! 🎲✨
